Obvilion Browser Beta 8

Privacy.
Speed. Freedom.

A focused Windows browser built to make everyday browsing feel lighter, quieter and more yours.

01 Fast

Ready when you are.

The address bar, tabs and shortcuts are kept close. Open, search and move on without breaking your train of thought.

Built around a lightweight desktop shell and Microsoft WebView2.

02 Obvilion Shield

See the page.
Lose the noise.

Shield blocks matching ad and tracker requests before they reach the page, then removes many of the empty spaces they leave behind.

Practical protection with clear controls. It does not claim network anonymity.

03 Downloads

Every file.
In one calm place.

Follow progress, retry interrupted files and open finished downloads without losing the page you were on.

04 Keyboard

Your hands already know the way.

Open, close and restore tabs with familiar shortcuts. Obvilion stays out of the path between intention and action.

05 Settings

Control without the control panel.

Appearance, privacy and downloads live in one restrained space. The important choices are visible and understandable.

Privacy Mode limits local data. It is not Tor-level privacy.

06 Later

Onony.

A future Obvilion project. Nothing to announce yet.

Coming later

Six systems. One focused browser.

Explore what is available today, what needs configuration, and what is still only a future direction.

Clear answers. No vague promises.

These notes describe the current Windows beta, not a future privacy ideal.

Bookmarks, history, settings, reports you explicitly review, logs, and update files are stored locally under your Windows profile. Broken-site reports are not uploaded automatically. A persistent translation cache is disabled by default and is never used in private tabs.

The beginning is available now.

Beta 8 is an early public build for Windows 11. It uses Microsoft WebView2 by default and is still evolving in the open.

Version0.2.0 Beta 8
SystemWindows 11 x64
EngineMicrosoft WebView2
StatusEarly project